Jobs at Quzara LLC

Designs, secures, and maintains Azure Government infrastructure supporting compliant, resilient cloud services. Responsibilities include zero-trust networking, automated patching and STIG enforcement, disaster recovery, Azure Virtual Desktop management, certificate rotation, monitoring, cost optimization, and audit evidence preparation. The role collaborates with security, compliance, DevSecOps, and SOC teams to meet FedRAMP, FISMA, and CMMC requirements.

The SOC Engineer leads customer onboarding for managed security services, integrating Microsoft security tools, SIEM platforms, cloud environments, identity systems, endpoints, networks, and SaaS sources. Responsibilities include validating telemetry, troubleshooting ingestion across Windows, Linux, cloud, and networking layers, building automation with scripts, supporting regulated and federal environments, documenting solutions, and resolving technical issues with customer stakeholders.

Supports cybersecurity compliance and advisory engagements for federal and commercial clients. Assists with SA&A, ATO documentation, compliance gap assessments, control validation, vulnerability analysis, POA&M tracking, continuous monitoring, audits, and remediation coordination. Develops SSPs, SOPs, policies, technical documentation, diagrams, compliance metrics, dashboards, and client deliverables aligned with FedRAMP, NIST RMF, FISMA, and DoD requirements.

Lead customer onboarding for a cybersecurity platform by integrating identity, endpoint, cloud, SaaS, and network data sources; configuring Microsoft security services; building automation workflows; preparing technical documentation and compliance evidence; and coordinating with customers, SOC, engineering, and compliance teams through go-live.

Designs, operates, and secures production GCP environments for federal and regulated customers handling CUI. Responsibilities include cloud foundations, networking, IAM, encryption, monitoring, threat detection, incident response, GKE security, infrastructure automation, observability, and compliance evidence. The role translates NIST, FedRAMP, and CMMC requirements into GCP controls and supports audit readiness while reducing operational toil through Terraform and scripting. It requires strong stakeholder communication and hands-on SRE, cloud security, and GCP expertise.

Build and scale production full-stack software for an AI-enabled cybersecurity compliance platform. Responsibilities include developing frontend, backend, APIs, databases, and AI services; implementing agentic workflows, RAG, semantic search, document intelligence, and LLM integrations; and establishing testing, evaluation, monitoring, observability, security, and scalable architecture. The role also involves diagnosing complex technical issues, contributing to architecture and standards, mentoring engineers, and evaluating emerging AI technologies.

Develop, deploy, troubleshoot, and optimize AI/ML components in secure production applications. Responsibilities include data preprocessing, feature engineering, LLM and RAG integration, prompt engineering, model evaluation, LLMOps monitoring, API integration, observability, and defect resolution for government and defense-adjacent customers.